This is a proof-of-concept film. A teenage dirt bike rider finds himself in a strange friendship with an escaped prototype robot. The bot, M.A.X., is the most advanced military creation in history but seems more interested in playing. There’s more information over at Craine Systems.com. Make wise use this random teleport link as a quick […]
Sci-Fi Articles
Explore Geek Native's articles tagged with Sci-Fi. This collection covers topics in Geek Stuff, Anime, and Books.
Visually stunning, plot struggling: A review of Harlock Space Pirate
There’s no doubt that Space Pirate Captain Harlock is an anime legend. The character, who has had a few incarnations, is famous. The latest adventure with the icon is a stunning full length feature film. This is a reboot of the franchise; suitable for someone coming to the series for the first time as it […]
Impossible POW: A review of Valour’s Trial
Valour’s Trial (or, I suppose, Valor Trial to go by the spelling used in some parts of the world) is another in Tanya Huff’s Confederation series. I really like how easy Huff makes reading. Her books can be layered, clever and are rarely predictable but she manages to make each one a breeze to read […]
Short film: Dual
A short computer animation by Blue-Zoo. One explorer on an alien planet needs to reach the other side of the crater in order to re-establish radio contact. Make use of this random teleport link to jump to a different short film.
Short film: Atropa
A short film by Eli Sasich. Sometime in the future, a lone off-world detective catches up with the missing research ship – the ATROPA. The short sci-fi is inspired by the noir classics of the 70s and 80s. Short film fan? Take advantage of this teleport link and the site will find a random video […]
Sword and planet: A review of Kane of Old Mars
I’ve seen John Carter of Mars but not read any of the Edgar Rice Burroughs stories. I had the famous title in mind as I started to read the most recent re-release by Gollancz of Michael Moorcock’s “Kane of Old Mars”. Wikipedia tells me that the trilogy was first published back in 1965. The original […]
Grace and the Arsehole: Deleted scene from A Quantum Mythology
We are delighted to welcome Gavin G. Smith for a special guest post. Gavin’s new book A Quantum Mythology is out now in bookshops and we are thrilled to share with you a deleted scene from it. Gavin G. Smith’s new epic space opera is a wide-ranging exploration of the past, present and future of […]
The creator of Dark Star: An interview with Oliver Langmead
Dark Star is a blend of crime and sci-fi. The story is set in a dark world, in the aftermath of an incredible and dangerous crime. Unsung Stories, the British publisher, launched the book on the day of the solar eclipse in Europe and is masterminding a blog tour with the author Oliver Langmead. Geek […]
Short film: The Leviathan
I’m listing this in Geek Native’s short film category as this teaser is over 3 minutes long and is a complete encounter. It’s actually a proof of concept, part of a pitch for a larger story and was created by Ruairi Robinson. This clip was developed with the assistance of the Irish Film Board and […]
6 insider tips for GMs running a FAITH: the Sci-fi RPG campaign
Looking for improving your GM skills? Tips on running a sci-fi RPG? There are plenty of great advice sites to read and communities like Roleplaying Games on G+ where you can ask for advice. There are ways and means of getting generic sci-fi RPG tips… but perhaps your looking for something special? FAITH: The Sci-Fi […]
